By Lucy Castellanos This past March, the annual NCAA Basketball tournament was held, after being completely canceled a year prior. Taking into account the protocol requirements for COVID-19, the NCAA announced that the athletes from 68 men’s teams would be secluded/confined to the city of Indianapolis for the duration of their survival in the tournament,…
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By Meredith Stewart The Blazers kicked off the post season with JV Champs which took place on January 31st at the Spire Natatorium in Geneva, Ohio. Seven HB girls competed in this meet: Caroline Cannon ‘21, Megan Lis ‘21, Lane Grey ‘22, Anglela Yu ‘22, Alisha Vasavada ‘23, Ava Piliang ‘23, and Ella Daugherty ‘24.…
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By Morgan Monesmith Cleveland is certainly not known for its large mountains and ski resorts. However, there are a few options in the area and a short drive away that are perfect for a weekend getaway. Boston Mills This ski resort is perfect for intermediates who are looking to challenge themselves. Boston Mills has a…
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By Meredith Stewart If you told me six months ago that I would be taking even a two week’s break from swimming I would have rolled my eyes and called you crazy. Swimming has been a major part of my life for a decade now. It’s a lifestyle. Those early morning practices, the hair that…
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By Morgan Monesmith In order to make sure we had a season, there have been several new guidelines and rules for meets. For the race itself, not much has changed. However, before and after the race have seen the biggest adjustments. Masks Like for most everything now, cross country now involves masks. For all of…
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by Lucy Castellanos Throughout the past couple months, the athletic world has been forced to adapt to the sudden outbreak of COVID-19. The burning question in everyone’s mind was, “Should athletes be able to play in the midst of a global pandemic?” On one hand, sports like tennis, golf, and swimming require no contact among…
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by Audrianna Imka The cross country Blazers had an incredibly noteworthy season this year. After a month of coming to school in the summer (ew) and practicing in the searing heat, we kicked off the season at the Hawken Invitational, in which varsity and JV all ran together, and we placed 2nd out of 9…
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By Amy Howarth For those of you who do not know on Friday October 12th, history was made not just in the running community but also around the globe. A marathon runner named Eliud Kipchoge ran what was the first human to ever run a marathon in under two hours coming in with hot heels…
Read MoreBy: Carolyn Jiang Fall sports are coming to an end and winter sports are starting! That means the basketball season is starting! I love playing basketball, it’s my favorite sport. It’s like a creative outlet for me. Honestly, I think basketball is the best sport out there. Every single basketball player has their own unique…
Read MoreBy: Kathleen Guo I myself am a level 9 rhythmic gymnast, so I’ve been at it for a while, and it’s been quite the roller coaster ride. Rhythmic Gymnastics is a beautiful sport. Perhaps, I should explain what it is in the first place. Usually when I tell people I’m a rhythmic gymnast, the first…
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HB IN RETROSPECT 